s Guards is forced to leave his ex-fiancée Christine in the empty house of a high-ranking civil servant whose son Miles discovers her there and promptly falls in love. His sister Alex decides that it would be best if Christine got together with Arthur, not realizing that he's worshipped her from afar. A further complication is that Arthur's commanding officer is in love with Alex.

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the "Sundance of the East."

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ung friend he is still a star.

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night at a sympathetic inebriate's home; however, is this the right house?

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e ultimate self-made star, explores his own screen image and what it took to create it.

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mer co-star is the hostess of the TV show playing his films, and she has other plans.

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er been able to catch. Although Police Inspector Davd Theron, a friend of the 'novelist' Crane, suspects Crane may be the thief he writes about, he has never been able to prove it. Theron sets a trap for Crane, but jewel-thief Carolyn Martin gets there first.

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oy everything in their path.

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he sings a jingle about who she might marry. In a park, ten men appear atop low pedestals. Is one her future? In "Gardener's Son," a teen wakes outdoors; thinking about love, he goes about his chores, passing by classical statues and slightly-older women. In "Princess Printemps," a spring poem accompanies a somewhat addled princess as an equally silly suitor pursues her. In "The Aging Balletomane," a man rocking on a porch looks about him, remembers his youth, and sees an apparition of a woman. She dances. He reaches for her. She disappears.

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nd of life.

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tswriter, learns that a gambling ring led by Dano Rizzo forced Jim into the unfair fight. Mark's editor, Al Bragg, encourages him to investigate Jim's death further and publish his findings. Jim's manager, Doc Allen, is murdered before he can tell Mark that Jim was secretly in love with Rizzo's girl friend, Doris Burton, who was using him for his money. Rizzo and his thugs, Dutch Gordon and Augie Grotz, next blackmail Doris' brother Bill, a college basketball star, into throwing the college games by threatening to ruin Doris' reputation. Mark, meanwhile, continues his romance with fashion editor Kerry Barker, and writes columns about the disreputable Rizzo. His columns earn him death threats from Rizzo and pressure from the newspaper's nervous publisher. When Bill's duplicity is discovered and he is expelled from school, Doris commits suicide after having sent a written confession to Mark. Although Rizzo tries to silence Mark and Bill by murdering them, his attempts fail and he and his cohorts are arrested after a brawl in the newspaper's offices.

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unners and gold-runners, as her emissaries on Earth, to do a large harvest of souls.

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trotting.

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s out she has a 10 year old grandson. Melody decides to take the boy away, but h...

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comes suspicious to her activities of continuing her affair with her dead lover.

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hampionship team that brought his story to international attention.

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ening in the streets of downtown Manhattan, Elliott (23), living at home after coll

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ieve that Pluto has come back from the dead to kill him for revenge.

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